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Bright sunny morning is giving way to cloud. I expect this will give way to a murrain about five minutes into the walk to the pub which is planned for this afternoon.Comment
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It's a smart cat flap - programmed to recognise specific mircochipped moggies only.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostYour cat will never use it.
Every other cat in the neighbourhood will be pleased to use it.
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Rain's due here about 4pm.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostBright sunny morning is giving way to cloud. I expect this will give way to a murrain about five minutes into the walk to the pub which is planned for this afternoon.
And tonight's temperature is forecast to drop below freezing
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That'll do. Pub opens at 4!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostRain's due here about 4pm.
And tonight's temperature is forecast to drop below freezing
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Afternoon
Sunnyish here today and will be firing up the bbq in a bit. Steak will not be boiled in the bag beforehand due to the butcher cutting it unevenly.
Was supposed to make pea and ham soup but owing to being distracted at the butchers by a big feck orf rib of beef I didn't pay attention to the fact the ham was neither cured nor smoked. Ham has now been salted and will be smoked if the rain holds off later in the week.Comment
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The murrain has just arrived here.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostRain's due here about 4pm.
And tonight's temperature is forecast to drop below freezing

I was hoping to do some more in the garden, but it looks like that's been knocked on the proverbial head.Comment
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We need to get one of those for the NorPusses.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostGosh. The wonders of modern technology.
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